Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1882, Page 9

8 THE DAILY BEE: THURSDAY DECEMBER 41 - — THR OINIL Y RELIABLE JEWELE! IN OMAHA, ARE OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BARCAINS TIHS WEEK IN Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds, WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES. Jewelry and Silverware. MAX MEYER & BRO. want that their prices JR——— it 'distinctly understood are the LOWEST, ASSOHTME_N_T_EEEEG_EST, QUALITY BEST! Everybody says that Max Meyer & Bro. are the Jewelers in Omaha who carry a F ine Stock. “1S INYNYYY 1201 ‘2201 ‘030! "04d 22 4IAIN XVIN SUITABLE MUSICAL GIFTS, Have in stock a superb assortment of Musical Goode, embracing Pianos, Orguinettes, Drums, Harmonicas, Clarionets, Mandolines, Piano Covers, Organs, Batons Concertinas Guitars Violincel los, Music Rolls, Music Folios, Banjos, Accordians, Fifes, Tamborines, Flutinas, Piano Stools, Musical Boxes, and all kinds of Musical Instruments, incinding numerous Novel- ties which cannot be found elsewhere, they having been selected recently by our representatives while "visiting ‘the principal mar- kets of Europe. MOUSTIC BOOKS in endless variety, American ane European, in plain and rich bind- ings, many of them imported expressly for Holiday Presents. During the Holiday season all our departments will be thrown open for the accommodation of retail customers. Access by elevator to all parts of the building. The Daily Bee. 0iAHA. Wednesday Morning, Dec. 20. Wa Aot Attt il Dl ‘Weather Meport. he following observations are taken at lb:‘:‘m:m:ment of time at all the etations "%’Adi)DnAmmr. U, 8, Broxax 8en. w10k, OMAHA, Dec, 2), 1882, (1:45 p.m. - g g ] i Fair ¥ ir Clear Lt Bnow Lt Ryin loudy | Directica e.r 5= & Snow L. laln Ciondy ¥. gy Cleac = Z EEGz: 2EZZAZAL: Z z = 35 r00d Assinabotno, 120 05 River fros:n at Jwana, frozn st Yankton, Missteslpp! frozen at Davenport, trczan st BS. Christmas tres, Tickets admitting ladies and gentleman, $1,00, Kach lady on ad- miseion will receive a number and a cor- responding number of presents will be on the Christmas tree, Drawing will take place before wupper. An excellent pro- grammeo will be presented. Tioketa for sale at Max Meyer's and Hubermann's and by every mewber of the society. —Two men moet on the crossing near Stubbendort's liguor store on Douglas last evening, and as neither was inclined to step into the mud to mske room for the other, they stood glaring fiercely for & eecond and then then the larger of the two by a quick movement tripped the smaller and sent him sprawling in the slush, The big man then walked quickly away, but was quickly followed by his victim with blood in his eye, 1Is is not known whether the two met again, buv if they did the meetiog was an Interesting one, ~At the last meeting of the Omaha gymnasium club the following members were prosent: Cartis, Crawford, Hig- gins, Merriam and Bevins, Messrs, C. K. Crulle, Fred Nye, A, D. R, Crawford, N. Mcrnam and P, 8. Eastico were ap- pointed a8 an execvtive o mmitice with instractions to procure » building and ap- paratus at once, The secretary was in- WILLIAM DOLAW. The Death of Another Prominent Omaha slan. LN Thoee who had known Mr, William Dolan, the senlor member of the firm of Dolen & Langworthy, of this city, were shocked yosterday at the news of his death, which, though not entirely unexpected, was neverthelers a nad suprise, a8 it was hoped his in- domlitable spirit and strong constita- tlon would enable him to triumph over the diseate which prostrated hfm several wooks ago, Mr, Dolau died about 6 a. m,, ot typhoid pneumonia. The deceased was born February 26, 1838, in the city of Philadelphis, and was covscquently 44 years, 9 months and 16 days old at the time of his death, Heenlisted in the navy at the out- break of the war of the rebellion and served for four years, At the close of the war he re- moved to Lyons, Towa, May 16th 1865, and_engaged in the hardware trade. June 18th, 1866, ho was upited: in marriage to Miss Clara E. Oole, who survives him, together with two daughters, Gertrude, aged 15, and Lonise, aged 9., In 1880 Mr. Dolan moved *o Da- Paul, 4 foet 4 laches at 8t. Liu's, trozea st La | structed to procure necsssary blank books | bugne and in the following year came Orosse and at "uruque, LOOAL BREVITIHS, ~—Good quality ice, eight inches thick, 1s being cut on the river, —A music:l entertaipment will bo given at Brownell hall this evening. & —The next party of the Sana Ceremonio elub will take place at the Millard hotel, Dec, 27th, —Mr, L. J, Henderthott, of this city, and Mrs, Sarab Bebe, of New Mexico, 'were married ou Saturdsyevening by Rev. ‘W, J, Hasha, —The First M. E. and the Eighteenth street M, E, churches will delight their Sunday school pupils with a Christmas tree, Christmas night. —Sheriff Miller, who has been quite sick for the past two weexs, in able to sit up, and will be about in a day or two, —Some very valuable improvements have been made in the county clerk’s office which will add greatly to the facilities for ooking up the records, ~The recoud annual ball of the Omaha ‘bricklayers union will takie place at Stand. ard hall, Friday, December 22d, A prize will be given to the best lady waltzer, ~There will be & pool meeting of the general parsenger and ticket agents of the A., T. &8, F., Missouri Pacific, B, & M. rallroad in Nebraeks, axd the Union Pa- cific railway, in this city on the 28th inst, Pool Commissioner George H, Daniels, of for the use of the company snd to notify members when to pay dues, etc. The meeting then sdjourned to meet agan as aoon as the execulive committee were ready to report, and upon call of the kec- retary. Police Court. In Judge Beneke's court yester- day there were four plain drunks, one ot whom paid bis fine and the other three wen. to jail. The Warren cuse was continued to 9 o’clock Saturday forenoon, when it will come up upon the complaint of the Union Pacifio charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. Another complaint has also been filed by the B. & M., which is substantiaily the same, At 2 p. m, yesterday the case of The State against A, K. Jett, for disturb- ing areligious meeting at the A, M, E. church parsonage, came up. At 11 o'clock to-day the cases of O'Connell and Manweiier, both charged with pettlng away with a batch of hogs belonging to John O'Keefe, will be called. O'Connell was arrested Tuesday and is now in jail. Manweiler was arrested and 18 out on §600 bail, *The woman who seeks relief from paln by the free use of alcoholio stimu- lants and narcotic drugs, finds what sho seeks only 8o far as sensibility is destroyed or temporarily suspended. No cure was ever wrought by such means and the longer they ure employed the the Colorade susoclation, will preside, —The committee in charge of the Y, M O, A. receptions are certainly deserving of praise for their endeavors to make their entertalnments of the most pleasant char- woter, The programme of Tuosday was bighly appreciated by » large audience, ‘We understand some of our best talent will aid the Y, M, O, A, with their assistunce during their winter's entertainments, —A$ Maple River Junction, Ia, Tues- day at 5:15 a. m., a8 freight traln No, 13, of the 0, and N, W, railway, was pulling off the main line on to the side track, pas- menger train No, 8 came in and was unable %o stop before engine No, 106 struck the ‘way car, and smashed itself, way car and woveral of the rear cars of No, 18, No lives lost, and nobody Ipjured, but, no doubt, it gave the passengers » lively shaxing up, =Mz, J, A, Munroe has been appointed weslutant genersl freight agent of the Unlou Pacifie, He was formerly an Omaha sgen* of the Chioago, Minneapolls, 8t. Paul & Omaha rallway, He was pro- moted to be assistant general traflic wan. ,ager of the whole systcm, with headquar. ters ot Minneapolis where he has been located for about » year past. He comes to the Union Pacific with a sucoessful ex- perience, and an extended business ac- <quaintance in Omahe and Nebraska, ~—The old residents of Omaba will be interested in learuing of the wedding which took place at Oincinnati yesterday, in which Miss Bessle Jewet, second daughter of Xon. J, J. L, O, Jewet, of this city, way oue of the high contracting parties, Mies Bessie's busband is one of the most prowioent and promising busiuess of St Louis, Dr, Wizgins, The wedding took Place at the residence of the bride's auut, Mre, Ralston Skinner, No, 110 Broadw: Oin civusti, which bas been her bow severil yeors past, The young lady bas & Bwt of friecds i this city who will wish her the sincerest of good wishes inthe future, ~The Concordis siuging soclety will cel- ebrate Christwas st Central bail, Four- toenth etreet, between Douglas and Dodge, ©n Monday, December 25th, at 8 o'closk P m., with an entertainment, ball and more hopeless the case becomes. Leave chloral, morphine and bella- donna alone and use Mrs, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, PERSONAL —— W. W, Lee, of Tekamab, is in town, Robt, E, Strahorn, of Lincoln, is in the olty, A, R, Grahaw, of Wisner, is at the Mil- J. O, Blackman, of Fremont, is at the Paxton, Jno, A, MacMurphy, of Plattsmonth, is in tho city, Hon, Ges, W, E, Dorsey, of Fremont, 1 in town, Hon, Geo, the Paxton, Mre, Williams, of Columbus, is at the Motropolitan, J. A, Campbell, of Stanton, is at the Motropolitan, E. R, Banto, of Rochester, N. Y., is at the Metropolitan, J, B, Dinsmore, of Button, was at the Millard last night, A. M, Carter, of Baker Oity, Oregen, is at the Motropolitan, W, P, P, 8t Olair, U, P, agent at Ogden, is at the Paxton, Rev, Geo, W, W, Wainwright, of L lair, was at the Paxton yesterday, C. W, Thomas and Johu D. Moore, of Grand Island, were in town yestorday, 8, Shivw, of Nickerson; J, N, High, of Kearney; Wwm, Dillon, Lincoln; W, J, Marshall, Lincoln; G, 8, Fried, Fremont; Chas. Rudot, Norfolk; J, L, Baker and wile, Scribner; are at the Paxton, O, Funeufl, of Plattsmoutb; J. P, Mor- dev, of Tekamah; W, H, Hartline, of West Point; Miss Ohebey, of Fremont; J. M, Adair, of Dakota City; Gus Slates, of Lincoln; G, Pravitt, of York, were at the Metropolitan yesterdsy, - - Z#For five conts, Wells, Richard- son & Oo,, Burlington, Vt,, will send ocolored samples of all colors of Dia- wmond Dyee, with directions. H, Jewett, of Sidney; is at to Omaha, wkero he has since resided, Here be ergaged in buriness at once with Mr. Longworthy in the hardware line, and had every promise of 8 bright future bofore him and of holding hia place among the firat mer- chauts of our city when it shall have grown to mores metropolitan impor- tance. My, Dolan was always confi- dent in one thing—the great and pros- poroua future of Omaha and thosa who knew him intimately little thought that he would be ocut oft so eatly from the realization of his hopes. Mr. Dolan was o membor of all the higher ‘bodles of Masonry and an active, working member of the Soot- | tish Rite bodies, in which branch he took peouliar interast. In private life ke was one of the most genial and pleazant of friends, warm hearted and enthusiastie. Those whom he took into his friendship were deeply attached to him and mourn his loes as that f a brother, His family have the deepest sympathy of all in the loss of one whose first duty was always to that fazily, a duty ho never failed to discharge in the noblest manner, **Example is better than pre- cept. It ia well known that dyspep- sin, biltous attacks, hesdache and mauy other {lls can only he cured by remov- iog their cause. Kidney-Wort has been proved to be the most eftectual remedy for these, and for habitual cos- tiveness, which s> afilicts millions of the American people, e — CALLED INTO COURT. The Manager and Editor of The Oma- ha Republican Charged With Oriminal Libel. Last evening, Mr. Rosewater, edi tor of Tue Beg, filed a complaint in Judge Beneke's court, charging the manager and editor of The Omaha Re- publican with criminal libel in repro- ducing an article from The St. Paul Phonograph to the following effacl: *Mr, Rosewater makes a piteous appeal to the old soldiers, and if tradition is truthful this is not the first time he has meroy, The other time was when rmy overtook the little confeder. ate spy and talked (f'strivging bhim up, The fright 1eceived there made & repubii enn ul“hlm, but he is a spy and traitor now, always has Seen, and slways will be. The old soldiers will be merciful now as then, and perait him to live, even as the snakes live, despis.d by everybody.” The warrant will probably be served upon the parties this morning, FLOUR Wholesale. Write for quotations to Valentine & Reppy, Omaha, Neb, i LSRR T Y Y METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the market attords, The traveling publio clalm they got better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house tn Omaha. Rate, .2_ per dav, aug2ltfm The Farmer Benator. Mr, Ezra Smith, who is well knowa to many of our readers as one of Cum- fug county's hardest working and most trust-worthy farmers, bas lately sold the undivided half of his farm (200 acres) to George Canfield, of Omahs, and these two gentlemen in partnership propose to go into farm lug on & large ecale. Thoy have pur- chased an adjoining quarter section of land, giving ‘them & farm of nearly 600 acres. The chief part of their at- tenticn will be devoted to stcck rels- log and they bave already commenced the erection of buildiuge, ens, fences, ete. A barn, which is nopw in process ! of erection, will be, when completed, one of the finest in the country. Mr. Smith has already expended some $1,200 on improvements and isn't done yet.— [West Point Republican, AN IMPOSING FUNERAL. The Last Tribute of Respect to the Memory of Judge Olinton Brigrs. The funeral obsequies of the late Clinton Briggs took place at 2 p.m.yesf terday from his residence on Twentieth street. The body was encased in an elegant metallic casket with ailver mountings. His features locked very natural and composed. The casket was covered with beautiful florsl offer- ings from friends of the deceased. The impressive Episcopalic burial service was read by Dean F. R. Milla- paugh of Trinity cathedral. Several hymns were sung by Mrs M. Latey, Mrs, Thomas Rogers (aee Eila Spoor), Mr. Rovel Franos aud A, D. Morrls, Mies Alice Rogara accompasyiug on tho piano, Bichop Clarkzon delivered a touching eulogy. “Shall wo Meo: Beyond the River” was sung by Mrs. Thomas_Rogers accomparied by the choir, The services werc closed by o prayer and bonediction. The following named gen'le acted as pall bearers George B, L Milton Rogers, J. J. Brewo, ¥ Murphy, go W. Doane, B. E. B. < vago, William , Joseph Barker and George E. Pritchett. A sir galar incident is that the same persops in this choir sang and took part at the faneral scrvices of the mother of Mrs. Briggs, Ms, Manley- The funeral cortoge, cousidering the bad weather, was a very imposing one, The body was interred at Proz- pect Hill eemetery. oA L SUDDEN CHANGES of the weather often cause Pulmo! » Bronchial and As hmatio tronbles. LLOWN'S BRONCHIAL Trociiks will allay the irritation which roduces coughing. Sold only in bozes Price 25 cents. bk ki i DID. COOPER—Mary, youogest daughter of T, D. Cooper, Jsq , sged 3 ycars and 9 months, Funoral this morning at 10 o'clock, froni the family resideuce, corner Twenty-thirdand Burt streots, Intermeut at the Holy Sepulcher comstery, Fiiends of the family duvited. What Thres Applications Tid. “I was troubled very much with sore foet, Three appl cations of Thomas' Eclee tric_Oil entirely cured them, Nothing bet- ter in the market.” Jacob Butler, Read- ing, Pa, R ———— THE SWEDISH N1GHTINGALE Anxlety to Hear the Famous Soprano Prima Donna. The box office at the opera house was open yeaterday for the sale of reserve seats for the Nilsson concert, which will take place in thia city on Tuesday evening, the scoond day of January, As was anticipated a great daal of interest had been exclted, not only In the city but throughout the state, in this coming musical event and it was expected that there would bo a rush for seats, and tho expeota. tion was net disappolnted, The prices wereunusuelly hizh being $2, 83 and §4. The §4 reatn ar those in the parquet aud the first five rows in the parquet dress cirele, to- gether with the tirst two rows in the balcony circle,. The $3 eeats are the three back rows in the parquet circle and the seoond, third, fourth and fifth rown of the balcony, The $2 seats are the last two of the balcony. These aro the only snats that will be sold up to the night of the concert when the general admission charge to any part | of the house, in- cluding the gallery will be one dol. iar, There was au immense crowd on hand yesterdsy at 9:30, and ore half of the house was sold in the first hour, the line of people extending olear up the atairs leading to the audi- torlum and filliog the vestibule in front of the box cflice, Not more than ten seats were sold to any on person and while a few were bought up by speculators the salo was not as large in that direction as usua), The Union Pacific applied for 100 re. servedseats to accomodatoexoursionist s who would come on their line, aud were refused, as it was determined to to give citizens of Omsha the firet ohance, and if they wished it they ocould have the whole house, after which visitors could reserve sests. The sale, while not as large in the number of seats sold as that for the Boston Ideal compavy, was the largest in point of receipts ever made in the clty, the prices being so much higher than usual, A pumber of telegrams were re- and a number of seats will be re- served in responee to these, The Union Pacific has offerrd a apecial rate of one fare for thg round trip from a dczsn or more atations cn ita llne, and if the number warrants it will run & epecial train returning after the performance, A very large at- tendance is expected from nelghbor- ing towns and there is no doubt that the opera house will be packed from pit to dome. The best grade of TanLe Burren oan always be found atJ. B. French & Co.’s. TELEGRAPHIO NOTES. 8p)cial Dispatehes to Tux Bxn. Niw Yorg, December 20.—George La- very, ®ho, in 1872, killed Rouedsman Philip Lambrecht snd was sehtencea to imprisonment for life, escaped from Sing Sing prison to-day. Cuicaao, December 20.—Ratdall, Bell & Co., a board of trade commiseion firm, failed this morning. Liabilities not stated, but said to be large, PuitapkLerra, December 20— Gold- emith’s hail, Library street, burned to- night. Loss, 8100,000; insurance, 50,000, The Kingston Fire. Specinl Dispatch to Tax Bir. New York, December 20.—The steamehip Edith, from Montego Bay, Jamaica, reports it is underaiood there the largest portion of the ireigh Godden wae dentroyed in the grest firo, The stesmer Alvo ssiled from Kingston eight hours after the depar- ture of the Godden and may arrive to-morrow. She should bring scme particulars of the fire. ———— A Svit on Patents Special Dispatch to Tun Brs, Caicago, Dacember 20.--The Pitte- burg and Atlantic Giant Powder com- pany of California entered a suit in theUnited States court torday agaiuat Marcus Hulling, for an infringement of valuable patents covering certain processes employed in the manufac- and other explosives. If the case is decided in favor of the plaintiffs it will give them a monopoly of the man- ufacture of explosives in the United States. Ciosed Up Chicago rollingmil s at South Chicago, one of the larges: 1n the country, which his been partially closed for some time, shuvup to-day. The reason uge in the farnaces, The proprietors state that the mill will sume work early in January, New York Notcs Special Dispatch toTur Bex, Nrw Yorg, December 20.—The cigar makers call upon congress to pass o bill abolishing the tax on tobucco, suulfl, cigars and cigarettes. The shenf-clect has appointed twelvo officers of tammany, Irvin hall the remainder, county democracy nothing, The Kind We Like. The medicine we most likeis that which does its work quick and well, Burdock Blood Bitters me the quickest kind of u cure for dyspepsia and liver and kidney affections, The largest assortment, the finest made and the last styles in Jadies’ and gents’ luather and plush pocketbooks, card cases, hand bags, cigar, cigarotte and letter caaes, for the holiuay trade, to bs found st Saxe's Opers House Pharmacy. decl9 3t Buy your Christmas cards at Saxo's, Largaest assortment in the city and lowest prices. decl9 bt SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made frow the wild flowers of the rax rauEp YOSEMITE VALLEN It 1s the most fragrant ot perfum t Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Francisco, ¥or sale in Omaha by W. J. nWhltehonu snd Kennara Bros., o, {DNEY-WORT HE GREAT CURE/ all the patnful diseascs of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS, 1t cleanses'tho system of the | that causes the dreadful suffering which only the yictime of rheumatism ca realise, 8 ASES ot u“T'HOU.AHD# OF o, ‘Ed s SPECIAL_FOTICES, 10 LOAN—MONEY. eeived from varlous parts of the state, ONEY TO LOAN —Call ut Law oftico of D, L. Phomas room & Orvighton Dlock, landed at Kingston by the steamer | ture of glant powder, nitro glycerine | Cn1cAGo, December 20.,— The North given is the inability to get ocoke for | probably re- ONEY T9 LOAN—On AV any dediption A, C. south Ldth Btroet, TV QY T3 LOANOn chattl mortenge re- AVL curity. A.B.” Tutton, Mo. 1616 Douglas Btroa: front roona up stairs At 8 per cont in- $201 1,00} erost. n wama ot #3000 and up- wards, for'8to 5 years, on first class city and farm property. Brsts Ryl Earate snd LoAx Aorycy, 15th and Douglas 815, MELP WANTED W reonal property of roup, Attorney, 218 128-1mo 7NTED—A w Cimau to wish di 08 m | JOR RENT OR SALY—The handsom1 residence of Dr. James t, Peabody situsteon thaouth west corner of 14t7 and Jonoes street four blooks from the Pixton House, the house has all the rodern conve. fornes, contains nine roams cellar furnace ¢t'. = ill rent for §0. per mouth or soll noues and full lot for tine -.hou-w‘d;u#n 21 Q& RENT—2 furni-hed rooms fot light house keoping, al3o one furnished room with stove and one unfurnished room Eeemers block cornee eighth and Howard St 0ot | JOOR RENT-A good orgau at A. Howpe's. | 406-2w | “["W0 FURTISHED RoUMS AND BUASD= | 1" Ao rable boarders, 1510 Dodg - 8¢, - 3854 KOR RENT—Residence No 17 Da'\g-hi_ ) e JOHN G. JAU.BS. nouth 13Lh street, bet, Douglas ana D.uge. 8 201 ANTED—At once, twogood wax hwskers, v‘ Nove but the biat woremen need app y Good wogesas Max Mcyer & Bro., tho Landing Jowelcrs, 531-12 VW ANIED-G'el torgenerst housswork, N, B cor. Cailfars ix and_ 1ut. 886-1 N ANTED A o of onerey ara svap foran engizement of 8 movthe. A wood cpportu- Bi' for the Winfer. 42, south 100 St 523 % w ) pay. \ f ANTED - N. 15th Str ral hy + betw en Cass and 7 ANTFD- A girl in or 1 howsewark, Inqu 14 CL fam Iy of *w) for goa- tady woik an. geod ‘/‘YA A TED— Ay G nall family . Apply W. A L, Gi and Farnam 8¢, | JOB PRINTER WANTED—One cavable o ¢) taking charco of n frst- 1as rower job offce Must be able t ily Coitrell nud Gordon press : wazes t~ the Exprose,” ed O actions. Address MASON & Vermont. samples and 0O. Montpeli 408 m ¢ eod Insurance sol- the State. Ad- S ateInsurance 172 mo c WANTiD-0lrltor general bousewerk, swall fnuily wond homs for a good gl Arpy 214 south 1bth Bt 400-11 avo orders for help i f nent Inquire at 218 VWV ANTED-& sultof roouns tumished or un furnist od with bo rd in a private family by o gentlenian and w fe and child, Address F. Joak box 34 City. 616-2) With a capital of #2000 5 \ —To parchace a_second hand_eaul dron kettic or bol r to hold (0 to75 gal- lons. Apply to Johu FCoots atNew Court ho 22 VW ANTEU1O KENT~By youny maitiod o e P o, %0 or thioe furoishea sucme for ligh Fousexeeplog. Have ek stove. Addre H.¥." caro of Dutreue & Mendelsscho, 54 WA ANT: D Boarders by the day or week 1417 Howard St, B45-1m} BUSINESS! CHANCES. SINESS Cl red #p more Neb. ckemith s ont rooms furnished o1 2 d [ The urocer. NOR RENT -A large furnished fro t 1606 Farnam St OR PENT suitab o fr gro. ery, oF any other busin F ! w0 mtore hoi ding wlnon, butehor shop, Locat d' 80 ehat 8 good cured. F i Pleasant farnished room 1619 Far 443214 T—n ¢ goud fuinizhed roow, 16th an No, 190!, 58121 1 OR RENT—House of throa rooms, 25rd and Clurk Sts. #10 per mouth, Inquire of T, J, Fitzmorris, 642 8, 17th. 470-20 OR_RENT—The resldence of M. W+ Kennedy 1709 Jackson, Inquire or T. J. Fiz 642 8. 17th stroef. 3 W OR RENT—House barn and § acres land on cummiog B, Inqaire at Ky ene O'Nells 16ihand b w T TR Furnished reom with modern im Provements with board 1718 Dodge & 3 NOIKENT-—A gocd 8 room house on I7th 1" Street adjoining Browncll Hall, Apply to v/, € Patterson Pullman Car office :6ih and Parnaim St 610-234 Ok BENT- Beveral s10a'] uew cotbag: ©. 1. Pani, 14:8 Do OB KENT—Two furnishod rosus. B vorth of cor. 15th and Dadge S 470-20t | ENT— Lw with ten ro ms N 1520 Dodge stret, nearly opposite otfce, | sulted for kevplug boanlers. See Jas. Nevil e, {7420t bara end wos luguire Eugene 0% RExT—Houw Cummung 8t and How rd. ANTED—Diniog room and kitchen g o, 110 - FFeatot Ppostoffice, 117 routh 17th stre:t: 24288 [OR RENT-—Purnished roam. Inauire 318 N. 17th stieot, betwoen Davenport and CMT Btreots. 800- | R E STR v Touse, Tarmisvet, eight roome, bath room, stable, ete. One of the finest locations in the ' city; $50.00 por month. Inquire for three days, Bemis' real estate s ency, 16th and Donglvs stroets. nov1s ¢ EMIS' New Sap of Omahn, just completed and 1B Feady for delivory at &1 cach. Ts 4 oot wige by 7 feet long, Largest and most comploto map of Omaha ever published, Official map of the | city. See column., OB BENT—Upuinis, 1 Bi-tf 417 Farnhem rtreo JORN G. JACOES. [OR NT—Untur-ished rooms in brick house, 1413 Chicago strect., 150-t¢ T—Furnished room with board 1808 lifornia st X R RE Yoo quire at D. Hyde's otiice, Millara hotel. ‘ellLgs ana © o loarlity, by oifice room or nal ct. 7 ore 1 balcowoe biock, on , near Davenport, St. A. D. 607 sement. Inquire at Chicago store ) b4T-22¢ QVOR 4A Esterbrook NARM FOR =A V. I8, 5T, 11 north range § west 160 acres in Hall County onomile from Grand Island u growing Town of 4500 inhabitants, Prics ¥2000, good investment for speculators. A idress Joseph Sharmer Siduey Nebra ka. 473-2 OR 8 ALE —Pony broke to sddle and to drive single or doublé Inquireat Fostor & Gray's Lamuer yard. v NOR SALE_a orat class recond hand Call at 1819 Farncy 8z, [3ICECLE FOR SALE-_t5 inch “standsrd lum'ia, in jair condition, A bargain. M. Woodman. 1t JOR BALE—Stcam enginea—new snd coond ! hand—8, 10, 15, 20" horse power. Alsa ize. Inquire Om ha Foun. nov24 ln.l_m ready for dell | by 7 feet long, | of Omaha ever p city. _S0d column, MUBOELL ANEUR. Th\' ‘T e Uefner star red sprinzmanutactured and wranted by . . Benbow 716 South 9th 8t Omaha, t complete Oficial map of 628 dec 19-4wt TRAYED OR 8iOLEN—A wiito bulliog with black note aad o kear in theh:nd and small sfrop wround the neck. Taformstion lea in : to his racov ry, wiil be Liberally rownrded ut § Trostler, 1124 Dodze, 516mo w L TKAYED—ight bay Bore, 12 yoses old; blck mane and il Had' a fow burs in manosnd tall, teward for | iormation leftat Dave Guild's, 10th streot, near depot. 511-203 g on e [)QCIORS JAS. I, & JOHN D. PEALODY have removed from 13th and Farn im streete to rooms 1, & and 6, Redick's block, 1507 Famam #ireet, 249-n22-1m T oud,r RAINARD, Taxidermist. Deerheads, & alty, 13th, Le . Howard and Jackeon, AK N U2—One brown mare colt str In fore- Lead, two hind foet white. abou! twn vears (21744 JAS, STEPHENS EDW A RDKUEHL, MAG STER ¥ PALMYSTERY AND CONDI. TIUNAL 498 Tenth streot, between Farnam and Hamey, Will, with 1hoaid of ¢uardian spirits, obtan for any'one & glance of th past and presont, and on certain conditions in the fu- ture. Boots and Shoes made to order, Peateoh lefaction guaranteed. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This po strengt than the competiti never varl wh ary with th ot purity, smical it be sold n OR RENT-—2 nicely furnished room 8. E. cor ner 20th and Duyenpera with or without board 408251 ¢ of low test, short or. _Sold ouly in Roval Bakix Powirk Co., 106 Wall 8t York, weicht, alum or ph sphate po cans. New A OR RENT—Unfurn shed room. two blocks *